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"cTalifornuv baptist college
Volumn IX, Number 4
Published by the Associated Student Body
November 24, 1965
COLOGNE, TUNNEY TO ADDRESS STUDENTS MONDAY
Senator Cologne, of Indio, was
elected in 1964 to represent the
Thirty-Seventh Senatorial District,
which includes all of Riverside
County.
The Republican Legislator campaigned on a platform which stressed
economy in government and greater
state participation in school finance.
Senator Cologne believes the best
government is a limited one which
gives the most incentive for individual initiative. He also feels the best
results are obtained on a local level
and feels all policy decisions should
be delegated downward wherever
possible.
In April of 1954, Cologne was
elected Mayor of Indio, for a two-year
term. At the end of his term as Mayor
he continued to serve the City of
Indio in the capacity of Councilman
until November of 1956. In I960 he
was elected to the State Assembly
representing Riverside County.
John V. Tunney was born in New
York and is the son of Gene Tunney,
former world heavyweight champion.
After graduation from the University of Virginia Law School,
Tunney joined a law firm, but later
resigned to join the Air Force as a
Judge Advocate.
Cologne and Tunney will address
the student body on Monday, the 29th,
in the College auditorium.
CONGRESSMAN JOHN V. TUNNEY
In November of 1964, he was
elected to the 89th Congress as a
representative from the 38th District
in California. Tunney is serving on
the House Interior and Insular Affairs
Committee and on the House Committee on Post Office and Civil
Service.
Gailya Brown (right) has already begun work with her committee chairmen for
the Yule Festival which will be held December 16 at 8:00 p.m. Committee
chairmen are (from right to left): Jackie Morgan, decorations; Dennis Williams,
tickets; and "Geno" Robinson, program. Carol Robertson, publicity chairman,
is not pictured. The tickets will cost $3.00 per person. BANNER Photo
ASB To Sponsor Academy
Award Winning Films
Last year the ASB introduced a
new activity to CBC—on-campus
movies. These movies were not the
greatest ever produced, and the
attendence was very poor. The ASB
lost a great deal of money.
This year the ASB will spend
over $200 on four motion pictures-
motion pictures noted for their fine
acting and their good entertainment.
On December 9th at 8:00 p. m.,
the first in a series of four will be
presented. It will star Doris Day as
a wealthy young married woman who
is the unrelenting target for terror.
Co-starring with Doris Day will be
Academy Award winner, Rex Harrison.
These two actors will appear in
MIDNIGHT LACE. Also in the cast
is John Gavin.
This will be a "test" presentation.
The other movies have been tentatively ordered and will be cancelled
if attendance at MIDNIGHT LACE is
low. In order to pay for this film,
approximently 80-90 people will have
to come.
If the showing of this film attracts
wide attention, forthcoming presentations will include: Gregory Peck,
Tony Curtis, Angie Dickinson, and
Bobby Darin in CAPTAIN NEWMAN,
M. D. on the evening of January 28,
1966; Gregory Peck in his Academy
Award winning role of a Southern
lawyer in TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, also starring Mary Badlam,
and Brock Peters. This will be on a
Tuesday evening, February 22, following a Dress-up Dinner. Finally,
Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant star
in a comedy-suspense story
CHARADE. This will be on Friday
night, March 25 (the end of mid-term
week).
Tickets for each of the films can
be purchased, in advance or at the
door, for 50^ per person. The films
will be shown in the campus auditorium at 8:00 p. m. on the respective dates.
Freshmen girls attending the
film on February 22 will be excused
from the dormitory after securing
special permission from the Dorm
hostess.

"cTalifornuv baptist college
Volumn IX, Number 4
Published by the Associated Student Body
November 24, 1965
COLOGNE, TUNNEY TO ADDRESS STUDENTS MONDAY
Senator Cologne, of Indio, was
elected in 1964 to represent the
Thirty-Seventh Senatorial District,
which includes all of Riverside
County.
The Republican Legislator campaigned on a platform which stressed
economy in government and greater
state participation in school finance.
Senator Cologne believes the best
government is a limited one which
gives the most incentive for individual initiative. He also feels the best
results are obtained on a local level
and feels all policy decisions should
be delegated downward wherever
possible.
In April of 1954, Cologne was
elected Mayor of Indio, for a two-year
term. At the end of his term as Mayor
he continued to serve the City of
Indio in the capacity of Councilman
until November of 1956. In I960 he
was elected to the State Assembly
representing Riverside County.
John V. Tunney was born in New
York and is the son of Gene Tunney,
former world heavyweight champion.
After graduation from the University of Virginia Law School,
Tunney joined a law firm, but later
resigned to join the Air Force as a
Judge Advocate.
Cologne and Tunney will address
the student body on Monday, the 29th,
in the College auditorium.
CONGRESSMAN JOHN V. TUNNEY
In November of 1964, he was
elected to the 89th Congress as a
representative from the 38th District
in California. Tunney is serving on
the House Interior and Insular Affairs
Committee and on the House Committee on Post Office and Civil
Service.
Gailya Brown (right) has already begun work with her committee chairmen for
the Yule Festival which will be held December 16 at 8:00 p.m. Committee
chairmen are (from right to left): Jackie Morgan, decorations; Dennis Williams,
tickets; and "Geno" Robinson, program. Carol Robertson, publicity chairman,
is not pictured. The tickets will cost $3.00 per person. BANNER Photo
ASB To Sponsor Academy
Award Winning Films
Last year the ASB introduced a
new activity to CBC—on-campus
movies. These movies were not the
greatest ever produced, and the
attendence was very poor. The ASB
lost a great deal of money.
This year the ASB will spend
over $200 on four motion pictures-
motion pictures noted for their fine
acting and their good entertainment.
On December 9th at 8:00 p. m.,
the first in a series of four will be
presented. It will star Doris Day as
a wealthy young married woman who
is the unrelenting target for terror.
Co-starring with Doris Day will be
Academy Award winner, Rex Harrison.
These two actors will appear in
MIDNIGHT LACE. Also in the cast
is John Gavin.
This will be a "test" presentation.
The other movies have been tentatively ordered and will be cancelled
if attendance at MIDNIGHT LACE is
low. In order to pay for this film,
approximently 80-90 people will have
to come.
If the showing of this film attracts
wide attention, forthcoming presentations will include: Gregory Peck,
Tony Curtis, Angie Dickinson, and
Bobby Darin in CAPTAIN NEWMAN,
M. D. on the evening of January 28,
1966; Gregory Peck in his Academy
Award winning role of a Southern
lawyer in TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, also starring Mary Badlam,
and Brock Peters. This will be on a
Tuesday evening, February 22, following a Dress-up Dinner. Finally,
Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant star
in a comedy-suspense story
CHARADE. This will be on Friday
night, March 25 (the end of mid-term
week).
Tickets for each of the films can
be purchased, in advance or at the
door, for 50^ per person. The films
will be shown in the campus auditorium at 8:00 p. m. on the respective dates.
Freshmen girls attending the
film on February 22 will be excused
from the dormitory after securing
special permission from the Dorm
hostess.